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The ACT Government is offering 2 years of free registration for new or used zero emissions vehicles in the ACT.
The Waste Free Systems program is free and helps hair and beauty salon members to reuse, recycle and reduce waste going to landfill. Assistance includes bins, training for staff and marketing materials.
The Sustainable Salons program assists salon members including beauty and pet-grooming salons, barber shops, and dermal and cosmetics clinics across Australia to recycle and reduce waste going to landfill. Profits from the sale of recycled materials go to OzHarvest.
The ActewAGL Energy-efficient electric water heater upgrade program reduces the purchase price of a new hot water heat pump for ACT residents. At the time of sale $750 is taken off the purchase price of the product.
The Canberra Electric Bike Library project offers different styles of bikes you can borrow and try.
The ACT Government and Canberra Business Chamber Lighting Efficiency webtool provides basic advice about improving the lighting efficiency of your business.
Green Caffeen's reusable Coffee Cup Scheme reduces disposable coffee cup use.
The ACT Government Renters’ Home Energy Assessments program provides Australian Capital Territory residents who rent their home with free home energy assessments.
The ACTewAGL Upgrade my meter scheme gives ACT households access to detailed information online about their electricity usage by changing to an electricity smart meter.
The Australasian Recycling Label provides Australians with easy-to-understand recycling information when you need it most. It makes it easier for you to put the right packaging in the right bin. It removes confusion, saves time and reduces waste going to landfill.
Our department recognises the First Peoples of this nation and their ongoing connection to culture and country. We acknowledge First Nations Peoples as the Traditional Owners, Custodians and Lore Keepers of the world's oldest living culture and pay respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.
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